
Can't sleep while pregnant? 9 fixes that actually work
Side-sleeping, heartburn, night sweats, a blocked nose and four loo trips a night. Here's how real mums got their sleep back, trimester by trimester.
Wraparound support for back and bump, so you can stay on your side all night
We may earn a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you. How this works.
When you're told to sleep on your side but your hips, back and bump all ache, a full-body U pillow takes the guesswork out of propping yourself up. One side tucks behind your back so you don't roll over, the other runs down your front to cradle your bump and sit between your knees.
Because both sides are supported, you can turn from left to right in the night without rebuilding a fort of pillows. The hollowfibre filling has a sink-in feel that holds its shape, and the breathable polycotton cover comes off for washing.
Best for side sleepers who want the most support and have room in the bed. It's handy after the birth too, for sitting up in bed or propping yourself while feeding.
We don't sell products ourselves. When you click through, you buy directly from Kally Sleep, and their prices, delivery options and returns policy apply. Check their returns terms before opening hygiene products.

Side-sleeping, heartburn, night sweats, a blocked nose and four loo trips a night. Here's how real mums got their sleep back, trimester by trimester.

Pelvic girdle pain affects around 1 in 5 pregnant women, and back pain far more. Here's how to move, sleep and get support so it doesn't run your day.
Hospital bag, nursery and newborn essentials on one printable list. Free when you join our emails.